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Assume inside air temperature is 80F and that the evap coil is 30F. Then the TD would be 80-30F=50F. However, if the coil is colder, eg. 20F, then the TD would be 80-20=60F. With this higher TD, heat is removed from the ambient air faster, ie. house cooling is faster.
(Note: The evap coil temp is not really measured directly! It is converted from a pressure measurement. Refrigerant has a different "boiling" point for different pressures. And you can look at a chart to find the boiling temperature that corresponds to any pressure. For that 30F in the above example, you would measure the pressure, then find the the "boiling" point for that pressure --- it would be 30F)
(Note also: Be careful not to confuse TD with dT (delta T) measurement, which is the temperature difference of the air entering the air handler and the air leaving the nearest register)
What else can I help you with?
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Why is it colder at higher altitudes?
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What is relationshipbetween temperature and height in the stratosphere?
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Why does it get colder in higher elevation?
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How does elevation affect the taiga biome?
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How does elevation above sea level effect temperature?
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